Sendsteps
Generates presentations with live polls, quizzes and audience questions built in, from a company that has done audience response since 2008.
Highlights
- AI-generated decks with polls, quizzes, word clouds, and live Q&A built in
- Phone-based real-time audience participation, no app install
- 85+ languages for generation and participation
- PowerPoint import and export
- Real-time response analytics and comprehension tracking for educators
- Enterprise SSO, branding, and role management
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About Sendsteps
What it is
Sendsteps generates presentations with audience interaction as the point rather than an add-on: live polls, quizzes and question collection built into the slides. Founded in Amsterdam in 2008 as an audience-response platform, it added AI generation early and supports a very wide range of languages.
Why it's different
The interaction history is the differentiator and it is not cosmetic. AI deck generators are now numerous and largely interchangeable; running a live poll reliably in front of two hundred people with their own phones is a separate engineering problem that this company has been solving since before any of them existed. That is why it holds up in a room. The generated slides themselves are ordinary — comparable to Gamma or Alai and not better — so the reason to pick it is the audience layer. If you are making a deck to send rather than to present, none of that applies and there are better options.
How people use it
It is used for teaching, training, conferences and workshops — anywhere a presenter wants the room answering rather than watching, and where checking understanding mid-session changes what happens next. The language breadth matters for international audiences. The practical advice is to put interaction early, since a room that has answered one poll in the first five minutes stays engaged and one that has not will not start at slide thirty.
Written by the n3os team. We are not affiliated with Sendsteps.
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